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Seeing how this will look.

This old jetty with its impressive conveyer belt and narrow gauge railway is no longer used.

Entry to Trolldalen in Sweden

1637! Best viewed large for full detail. It's hard to imagine the year 1637!

At first, I almost didn't recognize it.

Our old rental is for sale now. It's amazing what a fresh coat of paint & staging can do!

  

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Tokyo Criterium Challenge

Main Entry Hall @ Weston

 

There was a fall festival on the grounds of Weston State Hospital a few weeks ago. I took over 100 pictures of the Hospital and they had tours so there will be interior pictures, too! Coming your way to this Flickr Station! Don't touch that dial! :P

 

Weston State Hospital is undoubtedly the jewel in Weston's crown. A Kirkbride Building, construction started in the late 1850s, and patients were first admitted in 1864. It has been expanded many times. The architect was R. Snowden Andrews of Washington DC. Local lore states that it is the largest hand-cut stone building in the country, and one of the largest in the world. It reportedly contains 9 acres of floor space.

 

I am cautiously optimistic about it's future. The current owner seems dedicated to saving it. It was sold for a measly $1.5 million. Rumor has it it will take over $80~$100 million dollars to restore.

 

The main building is on the National Register alone, however, the many outbuildings, other hospital wings, greenhouses, barns, etc. are not on the register, though they probably should be. It is also a National Historic Landmark.

 

Please do not trespass here, or attempt to break in. The building is sick, and it is one of the only Kirkbride buildings remaining in relatively good condition, so please do not damage it further. They are having tours again now, so please if you wish to explore the hospital do it via the legal routes.

 

National Register ##78002805.

Arterra Condominium's entry lobby includes a 24-hour attended front desk with concierge services.

 

Entry Lobby Features:

* Flooring made of recycled glass

* Wood harvested from sustainable forests as certified by the Forest Steward Council

*Elevator Lobby Featuring Cork Flooring

The Launch-Entry suit was a partial pressure suit used during Launch and Re-entry to protect the astronauts against loss of cabin pressure during ascent and descent.

 

This type of suit was introduced after the Challenger accident in 1986 and was used until the late 1990's when the Full Pressure Advanced Crew Escape Suit was introduced.

Kingscliff Saturday morning beach day

Created by user HelpingEveryone, this is my entry into freerice.com's competition for merchandise designs. I chose to exhibit my take on a replacement-phrase for the old adage, "Take life with a grain of salt." I chose to connect some of the letters in the phrase in order to represent unity, and people coming together for a great cause- ending world hunger.

 

The bowl of rice included is the logo for freerice.com

monday basketball lives

"Chanterelle Fetish" (2010) - porcelain, dried chanterelles, wool, leather, cloves, star anise. "Lost and Found" (below, 2009) - stoneware.

Hell of a shock to walk in on.

England's Medieval Festival, Herstmonceux Castle, East Sussex.

28/08/2011

From the lake to the river, Chicago, IL, USA

detail of entry way and part of the landing strip

the dairy barn among the snow drifts and birch trees

© Scott Kuchta

The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister

Contest entry and my first attempt at making the background white.

 

From Left to right:

 

Sabrina Hall: Born in Amsterdam, Netherlands she is the brains of the group. She is a master at CQC and uses her stun grenades to stun and then neutralize enemies that are in nearby rooms. Without her in the group these kinds of situations would be much more troublesome for the team.

 

Jay "Diablo" Delgado: Born in Puebla, Mexico he is the leader of the group. With his courageous (what some call stupid) acts during missions he is able to finish missions quickly and efficiently. To this date there has not been a single unwanted casualty under his supervision.

 

David Jefferson:Born in Georgia, USA he uses his perfect accuracy along with Sabrina's intelligence to make every shot count. Not including his training statistics, he has 100% accuracy with his shots, including his pistol.

 

Together they are one of the few teams who do spec-op missions for the Sol System Alliance to protect our solar system from enemies.

Interesting entry. 7 shot blend in Enfuse. DxO, Lightroom and PS for vertical corrections.

 

Do you like it?

 

Michael

Bamboo Entry, Tamarind Village, Chiang Mai

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